Police car restraint system
OwnerKim A. Travers, Mark A. Rusco +1inventors
InventorsKim A. Travers, Mark A. Rusco, John R. Stevens
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OwnerKim A. Travers, Mark A. Rusco +1inventors
InventorsKim A. Travers, Mark A. Rusco, John R. Stevens
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A prisoner restraint system for securing a prisoner in a police car, the system having a locking attachment member securing the system to the child seat anchor located above and behind the rear seat, a first strap member having an upper end connected to the locking attachment member and a lower end to which a prisoner locking member is attached, the prisoner locking member adapted to be locked onto either a pair of handcuffs securing the prisoner's arms or the prisoner's arm itself, a second strap member of relatively short length having an upper end connected to the locking attachment member and a lower end to which a quick-release secured latch assembly is attached, a third strap member of relatively long length having an upper end connected to the locking attachment member and a lower free end, a tongue assembly mounted onto the third strap member in a manner allowing the tongue assembly to be repositioned along the third strap member to shorten or lengthen the restraining portion of the third strap member, the tongue assembly being received by the quick-release secured latch assembly in a manner whereby a release key is required to release the tongue assembly.
A restraint system for securing and restricting movement of an individual in the back seat of a police car, said restraint system comprising:
A restraint system for securing and restricting movement of an individual in the back seat of a police car, said restraint system comprising:
A restraint system for securing and restricting movement of an individual in the back seat of a police car, said restraint system comprising:
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